The Dartmouth College Ethics Institute at Dartmouth College in Hanover, NH focuses on applied and professional ethics, ranging from medical and business ethics to teaching and research ethics. Aine Donovan is director.

The Consortium Ethics Program at the University of Pittsburgh is a regional health care ethics network. It educates health care professional and institutions in clinical health care ethics. Rosa Lynn Pinkus is director.

The W. Maurice Young Centre for Applied Ethics is located at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C. It focuses on the research on and teaching of applied ethics in fields such as science and technology, health, research, and animal welfare.

Senior pastor of Menlo Park Presbyterian Church in California. He has a doctorate in psychology, and his many books include (as co-author) Coping With Depression (2004) and Soul Keeping: Caring for the Most Important Part of You (2014). He wrote “Questions that Faith Asks,” an essay for the Dialogue on Science, Ethics and Religion.

Psychology professor at George Fox University in Newberg, Ore., where he also directs the Faith Integration program in the clinical psychology graduate department. McMinn is the author of Sin and Grace in Christian Counseling.

T.M. Luhrmann is an anthropology professor at Stanford University and the author of When God Talks Back: Understanding the American Evangelical Relationship With God. In an April 13, 2013, New York Times op-ed essay, she describes herself as a secular observer of evangelical congregations and says “one of the most important features of these churches is that they offer […]

Aaron Kheriaty is the director of the bioethics program at the University of California, Irvine, School of Medicine. He wrote The Catholic Guide to Depression: How the Saints, the Sacraments and Psychiatry Can Help You Break Its Grip and Find Happiness Again.

A conference speaker and counselor at her church in Southern California. She is a proponent of nouthetic counseling and is a co-author of Will Medicine Stop the Pain?: Finding God’s Healing for Depression, Anxiety & Other Troubling Emotions. Contact through her website.

Sally Barlow is a psychology professor at Brigham Young University. She co-authored a chapter on religion and mental health from the Mormon perspective for the Handbook of Religion and Mental Health.